Citizens of 64 countries answered the question of what could happen to the dollar in the next 25 years.
The results of the plebiscite, which was conducted by research companies of the international association Gallup International, showed that citizens of the largest countries in the world, including India, the USA, and Pakistan, had an ambiguous opinion about the future of the American currency.
Respondents were asked what they think about the role of the dollar in the future, RBC.
The researchers asked 60.7 thousand people in different countries. The survey was conducted via telephone communications and via the Internet in 2022.
Total survey conducted
Each respondent was asked about the prospects for the dollar in the next 25 years.
Researchers tried to find out the opinion of the population of the leading countries of the world regarding whether the dollar can remain a world currency in the next few decades.
According to the survey, 47% of the population expects the dollar to lose its leading position and cease to be the world’s leading currency in the next 25 years. A third of the world’s inhabitants are confident that this will not happen; the remaining respondents did not answer the questions posed.
This was the first time a study of this kind was conducted, so the dynamics were not monitored.
IMF information about the dollar
The International Monetary Fund previously said that in the third quarter of 2022, the dollar’s share of global foreign exchange reserves was 59.8%.
